Overview Louisville City FC is the USL Championship club that went 22-1-7 in 2025 and set the league's points-per-game record at 2.43, winning its second straight Players' Shield without losing a regular-season match at home. It plays at Lynn Family Stadium in Butchertown, east of downtown, a soccer-only ground with a roof shaped like a bourbon barrel. The club was founded in 2014 and played its first season in 2015. Matchday Lynn Family Stadium opened in 2020 with stands on three sides; the west end is left open and faces downtown and the bridges over the Ohio River. A 40-by-72.5-foot video board hangs over the field, and the floodlight masts on the roof light up in color. The club shares the ground with Racing Louisville of the NWSL, and the UFL's Louisville Kings began playing there in 2026. Audience The supporters' group is the Coopers, named for the barrel-makers of the bourbon trade, and it formed in 2013, a year before the club did. They tailgate in the Gold Lot next to the stadium and leave an hour before kickoff to march in, with flags, smoke and singing, through the north end to the Estopinal End behind the goal. The drums run all match, and for home openers and playoff games they raise a tifo before kickoff. Talent and Influencers Taylor Davila was named USL Championship Player of the Year for 2025, when four LouCity players made the All-League First Team. The rapper Jack Harlow, from Louisville, joined the ownership group in 2024. Jonathan Gomez played for LouCity in 2021 and moved on to Real Sociedad. Track record LouCity won the USL Cup in 2017 and 2018, the first club to win it in consecutive years, and reached the final again in 2019 and 2022. It played in nine straight Eastern Conference Finals from its first season through 2023. In 2024 it tied the league's single-season wins record with 24 and scored a club-record 86 goals on the way to its first Players' Shield. The club has hosted Eintracht Frankfurt, FC Kaiserslautern and Atlante in international friendlies. Brand presence The position for sale here is the right sleeve of the match shirt, worn home and away, so it is seen in the stadium, on broadcasts and on the replica shirts the club sells. PUMA began making the kit in 2025. GE Appliances held the front of the shirt from 2017 through 2024.